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Meanings of primitivism in English
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Examples for "primitive art"
Examples for "primitive art"
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Other shows he curated also linked primitive art with the work of modern masters.
2
As prayers they are ritual, as surfaces decorated they are specimens of primitive art.
3
Penck has anthropological interests and certainly is highly aware of primitive art, even prehistoric art.
4
We still see a relic of this primitive art form in the Oberammergau Passion Play.
5
Yet it is not necessary to give primitive art a considerable place in a general aesthetics.
Usage of primitivism in English
1
I can assure you that our primitivism is not wholly external.
2
I immediately thought it was a work of Italian primitivism.
3
Cubists confronting primitivism early in the 20th century and so on and so on.
4
There was a puritan primitivism to it all, following the excesses of the 80s.
5
That's what Edenism was supposed to be about, to lift us above this primitivism.
6
All the time we are struggling between the rankest primitivism and the most delicate intrigue.
7
This hangover of religious primitivism must surely end.
8
She was still in the limbos of primitivism.
9
Here, to me, is another sign of primitivism.
10
The painting was powerful but crude, the same primitivism of the family portrait in the entry downstairs.
11
To-day is the triumph of primitivism.
12
One is mad-house, another is bucolic-primitivism: scattered all over the south of France are little structures used by shepherds.
13
Kirsten says Tiki represents a clash between modernism and primitivism, which became a uniquely American trend in pop culture.
14
It has reminded us that European values need not mean tolerance, culture, and affluence-theycan also entail brutality, primitivism, and misery.
15
A land of hills, of black forests and shining rivers; a land uncultivated but rich in promise, magnificent in its primitivism.
16
For all the relative primitivism of its technology, Grayson had maintained a large-scale space presence for more than half a millennium.
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Primitivism through the time